Where to stay in Tuscany
- Florence
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- 429 hotels
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- 361 hotels
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- 319 hotels
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- 312 hotels
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- 311 hotels
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- 309 hotels
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- 287 hotels
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- 284 hotels
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- 269 hotels
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- 258 hotels
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- 250 hotels
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- 157 hotels
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- 149 hotels
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- 148 hotels
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- 101 hotels
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- 100 hotels
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- 99 hotels
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- 93 hotels
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- 90 hotels
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- 78 hotels
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- 78 hotels
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- 76 hotels
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- 74 hotels
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- 73 hotels
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- 73 hotels
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- 73 hotels
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- 73 hotels
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- 71 hotels
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- 71 hotels
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- 70 hotels
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- 70 hotels
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- 69 hotels
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- 69 hotels
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- 68 hotels
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- 64 hotels
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- 63 hotels
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- 60 hotels
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- 57 hotels
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- 53 hotels
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- 50 hotels
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- 49 hotels
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- 42 hotels
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- 37 hotels
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- 37 hotels
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- 36 hotels
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- 36 hotels
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- 36 hotels
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- 33 hotels
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- 30 hotels
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- 29 hotels
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- 29 hotels
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- 28 hotels
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- 28 hotels
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- 27 hotels
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- 27 hotels
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- 27 hotels
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- 25 hotels
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- 24 hotels
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- 24 hotels
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- 24 hotels
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- 21 hotels
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- 21 hotels
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- 21 hotels
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- 21 hotels
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- 21 hotels
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- 20 hotels
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- 20 hotels
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- 19 hotels
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- 19 hotels
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- 18 hotels
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- 17 hotels
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- 14 hotels
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- 14 hotels
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- 12 hotels
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- 11 hotels
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- 11 hotels
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- 10 hotels
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- 10 hotels
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- 10 hotels
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- 9 hotels
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- 7 hotels
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- 7 hotels
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- 7 hotels
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- 6 hotels
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- 6 hotels
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- 6 hotels
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- 6 hotels
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- 6 hotels
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- 6 hotels
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- 6 hotels
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- 6 hotels
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- 5 hotels
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- 5 hotels
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- 5 hotels
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- 5 hotels
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- 5 hotels
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- 5 hotels
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- 5 hotels
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- 5 hotels
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- 4 hotels
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- 4 hotels
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- 4 hotels
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- 4 hotels
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- 3 hotels
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- 3 hotels
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- 3 hotels
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- 3 hotels
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- 2 hotels
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- 1 hotel
- Valli
- 1 hotel
Tuscany hotels & accommodations

walk out of the station on the right side exit and before you is the hotel .... check in was a pleasure with courteous staff giving you a map of florence without asking..... the room was superb overlooking the station without any of the street noise coming through.......bed soft and very comfortable.....the breakfast is outstanding with such a variation of food this is...

Hotel Veneto was by far my most 3 comfortable nights stay in Florence . The only sad side, having to walk about 5-7mins from the Firenze Santa Maria Novella railway station (Florence railway station.) With it crackly tiny road, pulling my heavy luggage to this hotel was a real killing moment. But upon arriving to my room, from the tired face becomes happy face. The h...

We stayed for a night @ Veneto Residence. The room was clean , comfortable and at good location. The staff was very helpful and walked us through the entire Florence map and the must see attractions in a single day. They helped us to keep our luggage's even after checkout. We got a room with very good view to see the cupola of Duomo cathedral. Would definitely give a...

The location of the hotel was very convenient for us as we were traveling by train. It was on the street directly opposite the train station about 5 minute walk. The concierge was standing at the gate and helped us in with our luggage something we didn't experience in any of the 4 star hotels in Italy. Check in was quick. The room itself was very nice and clean and ver...

Location was super! Nearer to Firenze SMN Train station than I thought. On Google Maps, it certainly looked further. Also just beside the bus station where you can take the official shuttle bus to the Outlet Mall in Tuscany. There's a Carrefour express located just beside the hotel too. There seemed to be not enough seating for breakfast though. But I think they are e...

We will recommend Plaza Hotel Lucchesi to any friends traveling to Florence. The location is perfect - 6 blocks from the Uffizi Gallery and easy walking to all sites. Best of all was the staff. We had originally planned to stay 2 nights, and wound up making it our base for 5 nights in Florence and Tuscany. We felt that we were known and cared for by all staff - at ...

The views are exquisite. I highly recommend booking a room with a balcony. My single room was small but more than adequate to serve my needs. The staff were all welcoming and friendly. I understand there is breakfast and coffee served in the parlor area from 7 am to 10 which is included with some room rates and/or 10 Euro fee for others. I didn't partake so I cann...

We had such a lovely stay and fully appreciate why this lovely family business has earned its 4 stars. The staff were so polite and helpful, the room, which included a dressing room, wad clean and spacious and clearly much thought had been given to making the environment as comfortable as possible. This included a lovely varied breakfast (continental - my preference) b...

Very Nice hotel on easy walking distance to Downtown Florence. Very Nice and Big breakfast room where you could hang out during the Day too. Friendly staff with good directions to things in Florence, we booked an all Day trip with their help too to see some of Tuscany. Would recommend this hotel.

We stayed one night in this hotel during our recent visit to Italy and were not disappointed. It's located only about 2 blocks from the train station; however, the signage does not stand out, so we passed right by it while we were looking for it. The hotel is well maintained and new. The staff was so helpful to us - can't say enough good things about the folks on t...

I traveled with my 3 sisters and we stayed at the hotel for 3 days. The hotel is not brand new and modern but it is kept very clean and tidy. The front staff is super nice and very helpful! We first came to check-in, we were offered with refreshments (water, orange juice, cranberry juice). Everyone at the front desk/staff were very kind, especially Eleonora who hel...

Amazing decor of this hotel, our room was painted in the style of 17th century and we really enjoyed everything about our staying: location - it is situated in the old town, 5-7 min walk to the famous Duomo, cleanness, breakfast and their soaps and shampoos are made with Tuscany olive oil. Little touches here and there to show that they care about people staying in the...

Amazing property, staff, food, wine. A fantastic hotel experience. I would suggest not leaving the property, it's too enjoyable and the perfect place to relax. Indoor and outdoor pools, both with amazing views. A spa with a good massage therapist (only one therapist so book in advance). Great wine, food, service, a gym, bike rentals.... Very clean and big rooms, wit...

I just returned from spending 10 days in Florence,stayed in this wonderful little hotel in the very center of the city.You can't wish for better value for money.The hotel is small,very clean,rooms are lovely and have everything you might need,the staff is friendly and helpful,breakfast is good-complete with delicious pastries.But the best part is the location.You're 2 ...

Book for triple room and they provide us baby crib as requested. Room was on 1st floor but from the hotel lobby to 1st floor there is no elevator. But there is separate lift goes to another floor, I am confused of the layout of the hotel cause some floor has elevator some can't use the same elevator. Staff were very nice. Breakfast was good. Bathroom needs serious upgr...

I booked a triple room with shared bathroom. At first, I think there will be long queue of people waiting for having a shower and toilet, but I accepted it for one night. However, they actually provide us a room with small space for taking shower and a wash bin. This makes me happy. Moreover, the room and shared bathro were clean and tidy. The lady at reception was ver...

We enjoyed our three night stay here. Was super close to the train station in Florence and was walking distance to the main shopping/restaurant district however is a walk. Give yourself 5-10 mins to get in to the action from this hotel. Great breakfast option, probably the best we had from any hotel during our travels.

The location is outstanding, you won't get anywhere better. The rooms are very quiet and peaceful despite the central postcode. staff are exceptionally friendly and helpful. When you're paying such a bargain price in the centre of Florence, you cannot expect luxury. THis hotel is very functional and basic - it has everything you need without any added extras. If you'r...

This is a lovely hotel very central within walking distance of everything you want to see. There are several restaurants in the same street but not far to walk to the center. The rooms are very small, but they provide a computer for your use and a power board. Bed was comfortable but pillows were hard, but that seems to be common in most places we have stayed. The brea...

The hotel was superb! It was nicely situated along the river. It was about a 20 minute walk to the ponte vecchio but it was such a lovely walk and there were great open parks and gatherings along the way. We were actually glad that it was a little bit away from everything or we would have missed out on seeing such a lively part of the city! The hotel and its staff wer...

I chose this hotel because of it's design and location. It is basically a White-color Hotel with Rose Motif on everything. After checking in, the A/C in our room started leaking so the reception came up to change room for us. I understand white is a very hard color to maintain so I didn't really mind the little details that have turned a bit off-white. I love the Rose ...

Built during the Renaissance period the building and its rooms are old, but so is Florence. This hotel is in a perfect location with just short walk to sightseeing locations, markets, shops and eateries. Staff here are the best we have ever encountered. Very friendly and willing to help. Be warned there is no lift but they have a porter who will carry bags. This hot...

First of all, i was extremely thrilled about its location. It was stated that it was located near the Santa Maria Novella station, but i didnt expect it to be so close, that it was visible right after we exit the station. The hotel being more than a 100 years old, is full of character. Charmingly decorated, and it has a surreal classical feel to it. The floor creak...

We love this hotel and it’s location and have stayed several times. The staff are very friendly, efficient and always ready to help. Beds and pillows are very comfortable, this can be rare in many hotels. There is also a great roof top bar with a good view. The one thing I think that is missing is a coffee machine in the rooms. We really enjoy a coffee on getting up ...

Only draw back to this place was the stairs up to its 3rd floor possie. Otherwise it's very central to the sights of Florence, and mid way between the two main train stations - app 15 minutes walk to each. The river isn't much further - and a bit of a climb then gets you up onto Michaelangelo Piazza, for the most amazing view of the city - without having to pay, and qu...
Cheap places to stay in Tuscany

In terms of food, this is the best hostel that I have been to! There's a restaurant serving cheap but tasty lunch and dinner. The breakfast is just amazing! I really like the coffee cake and I ate a lot! The small garden of the hostel is also very good. I like to sit there enjoying meals. The hostel provides free walking tour every day, which is very nice and useful fo...

staff - when we arrived, it takes time before they entertained us. so slow. if you need something, it takes time as well. and sometimes, they already forgot what we need. room - so clean. so nice to sleep... i want to go back. worth it. and it looks like a hotel than a hostel. hahaha :) we are in new building btw. i didn't see the old building. food - awesome breafas...

I booked a triple room with shared bathroom. At first, I think there will be long queue of people waiting for having a shower and toilet, but I accepted it for one night. However, they actually provide us a room with small space for taking shower and a wash bin. This makes me happy. Moreover, the room and shared bathro were clean and tidy. The lady at reception was ver...

Hotel location is very convenient as the central train station, attractions and shopping areas are all within walking distance. One of the receptionist also provided us with good tip to have the best and cheap ice cream where you can find nearby. Very things about this hotel are great except for the pillows which is a little too flat for a comfortable sleep. Neverthele...

one room on the ground floor was noisy in the morning as people walked past and talking. staff was very helpful as we arrived late and also explained to us the issues with parking, offering us a registration note to make sure we were not charged for going into a banned zone

Rooms are clean and a decent size, shared bathrooms are clean and showers are good, there's a nice little terrace to sit out on and plan your day, and the staff were very helpful and very patient. About a 15 minute walk into the historic district, but I don't see that as anything but a pleasure. You get away from all the loud, obnoxious tourists and get to have a very ...

Excellent location, 5 mins walk to FNM station, all furniture update, and remodelled, great shower but little small. Nice bedroom and living room. New AC that works so well in each room. Noisy at night time, although windows were closed. Pillows are not comfortable. Great convenient stores, Laundromat, and Restaurants next to the hotels. Comfortable and convenient enou...

Very Nice hotel on easy walking distance to Downtown Florence. Very Nice and Big breakfast room where you could hang out during the Day too. Friendly staff with good directions to things in Florence, we booked an all Day trip with their help too to see some of Tuscany. Would recommend this hotel.

We loved our stay here. You will find all the advantages of a luxuois hotel with a very reasonable budget. The rooms are big, comfy, and very clean. The owner, Michel, thought about every single detail to make sure you won't miss anything. And above all he is a very warm amd adorable person. One of our best experience for our vacatikns in Italy.

So many opinions, so many variable needs. Opinion- dirty, no just a bit old but clean and functional. Close to the airport, true but I needed to get into Florence, 4.7km. If you are walking use the main road DO NOT use a GPS track through the park, at the end it goes through about 1 km of very dangerous narrow road. 2/3 of the staff were very good, manager was ve...

Start to finish our time at Villa Gherardi was fantastic. Adele, Riccardo and family are exceptionally welcoming. The view from the breakfast area could rival any in Tuscany and the view from the room comes close to topping it. A 3 minute walk from the centre of Barga and 5 minutes from the old town, location couldn't be better. Plenty of parking space and facilities. ...

We spent two nights and I definitely believe it was the best choice. Very close to Lucca downtown with free parking and with a very good restaurant nearby. The owner is managing is the place perfectly, offering nice rooms and a great breakfast. Do not miss it, it is a great place to stay.

I stayed here for two nights while touring Florence. This hotel is located on the second floor of a building so it was a bit confusing for me to locate it at first (but this makes this hotel a safe one to stay). Also the elevator is not auto; it is an old-fashioned one with a button to be pushed manually to lift up. I found it very interesting though since this broug...

We originally booked a room from iH Hotels Firenze Business and spent our first night in Florence there, but one-way taxi trips (12 mins.) to the city center came up to 30€ so we decided to book Hotel Desiree last minute and we were so glad we did. The staff was super friendly, the night was only 48€, the location was unbeatable, only 2 min. walk from the train station...

From the station, go outside, and move to McDonalds OUTSIDE the station (theres another McD inside), then turn to left. Just a few meters, u will find Hotel Ester at the right side, inside F'alinari. There some small-cheap-delicious take away cafe nearby. Just about 3-4 euro. Everything was so clean. Room was soooo big !! We book one room for double and one room for qu...
4-star hotels in Tuscany

walk out of the station on the right side exit and before you is the hotel .... check in was a pleasure with courteous staff giving you a map of florence without asking..... the room was superb overlooking the station without any of the street noise coming through.......bed soft and very comfortable.....the breakfast is outstanding with such a variation of food this is...

The location of the hotel was very convenient for us as we were traveling by train. It was on the street directly opposite the train station about 5 minute walk. The concierge was standing at the gate and helped us in with our luggage something we didn't experience in any of the 4 star hotels in Italy. Check in was quick. The room itself was very nice and clean and ver...

We will recommend Plaza Hotel Lucchesi to any friends traveling to Florence. The location is perfect - 6 blocks from the Uffizi Gallery and easy walking to all sites. Best of all was the staff. We had originally planned to stay 2 nights, and wound up making it our base for 5 nights in Florence and Tuscany. We felt that we were known and cared for by all staff - at ...

We had such a lovely stay and fully appreciate why this lovely family business has earned its 4 stars. The staff were so polite and helpful, the room, which included a dressing room, wad clean and spacious and clearly much thought had been given to making the environment as comfortable as possible. This included a lovely varied breakfast (continental - my preference) b...

We stayed one night in this hotel during our recent visit to Italy and were not disappointed. It's located only about 2 blocks from the train station; however, the signage does not stand out, so we passed right by it while we were looking for it. The hotel is well maintained and new. The staff was so helpful to us - can't say enough good things about the folks on t...

I traveled with my 3 sisters and we stayed at the hotel for 3 days. The hotel is not brand new and modern but it is kept very clean and tidy. The front staff is super nice and very helpful! We first came to check-in, we were offered with refreshments (water, orange juice, cranberry juice). Everyone at the front desk/staff were very kind, especially Eleonora who hel...

Book for triple room and they provide us baby crib as requested. Room was on 1st floor but from the hotel lobby to 1st floor there is no elevator. But there is separate lift goes to another floor, I am confused of the layout of the hotel cause some floor has elevator some can't use the same elevator. Staff were very nice. Breakfast was good. Bathroom needs serious upgr...

We enjoyed our three night stay here. Was super close to the train station in Florence and was walking distance to the main shopping/restaurant district however is a walk. Give yourself 5-10 mins to get in to the action from this hotel. Great breakfast option, probably the best we had from any hotel during our travels.

I chose this hotel because of it's design and location. It is basically a White-color Hotel with Rose Motif on everything. After checking in, the A/C in our room started leaking so the reception came up to change room for us. I understand white is a very hard color to maintain so I didn't really mind the little details that have turned a bit off-white. I love the Rose ...

Built during the Renaissance period the building and its rooms are old, but so is Florence. This hotel is in a perfect location with just short walk to sightseeing locations, markets, shops and eateries. Staff here are the best we have ever encountered. Very friendly and willing to help. Be warned there is no lift but they have a porter who will carry bags. This hot...

First of all, i was extremely thrilled about its location. It was stated that it was located near the Santa Maria Novella station, but i didnt expect it to be so close, that it was visible right after we exit the station. The hotel being more than a 100 years old, is full of character. Charmingly decorated, and it has a surreal classical feel to it. The floor creak...

We love this hotel and it’s location and have stayed several times. The staff are very friendly, efficient and always ready to help. Beds and pillows are very comfortable, this can be rare in many hotels. There is also a great roof top bar with a good view. The one thing I think that is missing is a coffee machine in the rooms. We really enjoy a coffee on getting up ...

After 2 weeks throughout Umbria and Tuscany, staying in 5 different hotels, we arrived in Florence at the doorstep of Hilda. Shocked to see how truly ideal the location was, we didn’t imagine how amazing the staff, apartment and suggestions would be. This place has the most amazing, friendly and funny woman at the desk. She loves hospitality and was careful to cover ev...

My wife and I stayed here for 2 nights on our honeymoon. The hotel and staff were top notch. This is a pricey hotel, but since it was our honeymoon we splurged on the room. You do however get what you pay for. The staff was over the top nice and every attention to detail was taken care of. The bed and room were clean and extremely comfortable. Breakfast each morning wa...

This is a very pretty hotel, comtemporary interior design, large bath room. The room was very clean. It took only a few steps to the Duomo, Piazza Republica,Piazza Spagna, many historic places and many nice restuarants to eat . We could walk to the train station within 10 minutes. The people in the hotel tried their best to make us happy.

This 4 star hotel is within a stone's throw of the Duomo and hence most of the sights of Florence. It's also a short walk from the train station (about 10 minutes); having the correct address on the booking site and walking directions would have been helpful. A tourist video with a historic slant played during a bountiful breakfast that in addition to the usual croissa...

When you got lost around the city and you're trying to beat the checkout time of 12noon, the sweetest thing you'll hear from the reception staff is "it's absolutely ok, take your time, madam". This is how friendly and warm the staff is at Star Hotels Michaelangelo, looking after their guests. When I arrived from an early morning flight from Paris, like many of the ho...

We stayed at the Grand Hotel Minerva Florence for 4 nights in August. We were there for a wedding in Tuscany and to celebrate our friend's 50th birthday. On arrival we were upgraded to a Suite which was fabulous!!! the room, the breakfast, the staff and the well needed roof top pool and bar were all excellent - the hotel was like an oasis in a very hot city. The s...

This stately hotel is in the very midst of the museums and famous piazzas of the historic center of Firenze, literally 2 blocks from Il Duomo, and yet it is a serene and relaxing sanctuary from the crowds and noise. The rooms are lovely, comfortable and blessedly quiet. The view from my window was surpassed only by the view from the hotel's rooftop terrace. I arrived ...

This is the best hotel if you are taking a plane or train. We took the train from Florence and upon exiting the station this hotel with very noticeable signboard was just right in front. No need to navigate about in the middle of the night or ask directions. WAs pleasantly greeted by a nice lobby. Hotel image is exactly the same as the real deal. As a very particular ...

This was the best treat on our whole trip to Italy!! The views were inreal, the feel was ultra relaxing, the complimentary breakfast was supurb, the location was so convenient, and the staff were more than accommodating( especially Danielle)!! Thank you Santa Chiara for being the best part of our trip!!!

Good hotel, located close enough to the center while not so close as to suffer from high prices. Modern rooms, copious breakfast. Excellent restaurant next door (Borderline - book in advance). Large car park (free of charge) in front of the hotel. Only drawback are the elevators, old dyfunctional (one out of 2). Very pleasant staff, multiligual too.

The location of the hotel may be an issue for sole traveller. The hotel is located 20-30 min bus ride from city centre. We reached SMN train station and the bus stop for #22 towards Novoli is located at far opposite of the train station. We need to walk and cross over few busy roads with our huge luggages and this was not an easy task. Other than that, it was quite ...

We booked this hotel after reading all the other reviews. It is a Hilton brand hotel, but don't expect it to be to the same high quality standard of other Hiltons. The rooms a big, nice and clean and for the price that we paid it was a good find considering hotels at this level are expensive in the main city area. Location was not a problem. There is a bus stop about...
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Amazing property, staff, food, wine. A fantastic hotel experience. I would suggest not leaving the property, it's too enjoyable and the perfect place to relax. Indoor and outdoor pools, both with amazing views. A spa with a good massage therapist (only one therapist so book in advance). Great wine, food, service, a gym, bike rentals.... Very clean and big rooms, wit...

The hotel was superb! It was nicely situated along the river. It was about a 20 minute walk to the ponte vecchio but it was such a lovely walk and there were great open parks and gatherings along the way. We were actually glad that it was a little bit away from everything or we would have missed out on seeing such a lively part of the city! The hotel and its staff wer...

The Santa Croce displayed a high level of professionalism, good manners and customer service from the moment we stepped in till the time we had to leave. Our room was immaculate and very well appointed. The public rooms in the hotel need to be seen to be believed. We felt as though we were staying in one of the opulent palaces Florence is so famous for. Its location w...

The hotel was OK but think they are deceiving a bit with the photographs. Its certainly not as modern and beautiful looking as the photos would tell you. It seems like it may have been a fabulous hotel in the 50's but is in need of modernisation/ renovation. It was very clean however and is a very nice hotel, just not worth the price you are paying for 5 star luxury. ...

Sadly, I can't really recommend this hotel any longer although staying there several times previously. They remodeled and from the outside things look very modern and fancy. However, they sadly lack basic necessities in the bathroom, like places to hang and put your things. The half glassed in shower curtain lets water spew out onto the floor no matter how careful ...

Images don't show whole beauty of this hotel, and I mean it. While choosing a hotel to stay in Florence, I wanted something old-fashioned, Italian, something authentic. This hotel seemed to be like that, however, I was afraid to arrive at the room with rubbed furniture. But when we entered a lobby and saw the celling, floor, furniture, we seemed to be in a fairytale. ...

The hotel is really a style of guesthouse. It is advertised as 5 Star which can set an expectation level which you won't find here - you will be disappointed. If you think of it as a nice guesthouse then you will be happy. For the price you can't expect a 5 Star anyway. I was very happy here once I'd adjusted my expectations. Overall the place needs to be painted a...

Beautiful place. Views very pretty from pool and restaurant. Family room was very nice, spacious and separate shower room for children. Kids loved the pool and we spent most of our days relaxing there. We walked into Florence late afternoon to do our sightseeing when it was a bit cooler. 30 min walk which we enjoyed but might be too strenuous on way home uphill for som...

It is a wonderful hotel. Very classy and old world. The staff are perfect and treat you very special. The location is not in the middle of Florence, but I liked the 10 minute separation. The bar/restaurant on the top floor is fabulous for a late night cocktail, with a wonderful view of the river. The rooms are spacious and well appointed. It is an old hotel, so dont ex...

We were upgraded when we arrived so had a beautiful view over field towards the leaning tower and mountains behind. Room was very clean and comfortable. Of course it's not really a city centre hotel and a bit of a walk to get anywhere, but we understood that when booking it and we'd just have to get taxis. Would recommend to anyone who wants a quieter spot with spaciou...

Some how, I stumbled upon this up and coming 5-star resort nestled within the beautiful hills of Tuscany, yet within a 1/2 hour drive to Florence and Siena. The rooms are spacious and impeccable! The resort opened this past April after an extensive, five year renovation. The staff is exceptional! Most everyone speaks very good English, as well. I highly recommend!

The stay was great. We stayed there for two nights for our honeymoon. Staff were attentive and friendly. Breakfast was great and also the dinner at the medival village overlooking panorama terrace. It is pretty big resort/ hotel with lots of activities provided by the hotel. Highly recommended!

The hotel is easy to find, and my view of the port was absolutely beautiful. The rooms are spacious but simple, small TVs and just a shower but it’s all you need really. Could do with a small fridge! The breakfast room has a great view also and has a good selection of pastries, fruit and yoghurt and if you ask, you can have eggs and bacon. Great coffee. There is free ...

The Baglioni Resort is an exquisite, small luxury hotel on the Tuscany coast, about 1.5 hours from Pisa airport. The service is sublime, so helpful, efficient and friendly. The hotel is decorated beautifully, the bedrooms are really wonderful. This is a very quiet, calm and peaceful hotel, the pool deck is small but extremely well maintained and there is a easy shu...

There is no dinner available so you must either pay EUR40 for an intern to drive you to and from restaurants nearby (7 mins ride one way) or you must have your own car. The pool is very nice and has a lovely view of the countryside, the rooms are also very big so we think it is good value. The downside is the mattress is way too soft it hurts our back.
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Discover the Allure of Tuscany's Rolling Hills
Tuscany is a breathtaking region in Italy, renowned for its stunning landscapes that seem to be painted straight from a master artist’s palette. The iconic rolling hills, dotted with cypress trees and quaint villages, create a picturesque backdrop that captivates visitors from around the world. As you traverse the countryside, you’ll find yourself enveloped in a serene atmosphere, with fields of golden wheat swaying in the breeze and vineyards stretching as far as the eye can see. This enchanting scenery invites nature lovers and photographers alike to capture the essence of Tuscany’s beauty.
One of the best ways to experience Tuscany’s landscapes is by taking a leisurely drive or bike ride through the countryside. The scenic routes, such as the famous Strada del Vino, wind through charming towns like San Gimignano and Montepulciano, offering breathtaking views at every turn. Stop by local wineries to sample exquisite wines, or take a moment to relax in the shade of ancient olive trees. The golden hour, just before sunset, casts a magical glow over the hills, making it the perfect time for a picnic or a romantic stroll.
For those who appreciate the outdoors, Tuscany's rolling hills provide ample opportunities for hiking and exploring. Trails like the Sentiero della Bonifica lead you through the heart of the countryside, allowing you to immerse yourself in the region's natural beauty. With every step, the vibrant colors of the landscape and the sweet scent of wildflowers create an unforgettable experience. Whether you’re an avid hiker or simply enjoy a leisurely walk, the hills of Tuscany promise a connection to nature that is truly rejuvenating.
Uncover the Rich Tapestry of Tuscany's History
Step back in time and explore the rich history that defines Tuscany. This region is home to some of Italy’s most significant historical landmarks, each telling a story of its own. The Leaning Tower of Pisa stands as an iconic symbol of architectural wonder, drawing visitors who marvel at its unintended tilt. Nearby, the Piazza dei Miracoli is a UNESCO World Heritage site, showcasing the stunning Duomo di Pisa and the Baptistery, all set against a backdrop of lush green lawns.
As you delve deeper into Tuscany's past, a visit to the Gallerie Degli Uffizi in Florence is a must. This world-renowned museum houses an extraordinary collection of Renaissance art, featuring masterpieces by artists such as Michelangelo and Leonardo da Vinci. Walking through its halls is like taking a journey through the artistic evolution of a pivotal era. The Palazzo della Carovana in Pisa, with its stunning façade and historical significance, offers another glimpse into the region’s rich architectural heritage.
Don’t miss the opportunity to visit Piazzale Michelangelo, where you can enjoy panoramic views of Florence’s skyline, including the majestic Florence Cathedral. This vantage point not only provides an impressive backdrop for photographs but also serves as a reminder of the city’s historical importance as a center of culture and art during the Renaissance period. Each landmark in Tuscany is a piece of history waiting to be explored, making it a treasure trove for history enthusiasts.
Indulge in Tuscany's Culinary Delights
Prepare your taste buds for a delightful adventure through Tuscany’s culinary landscape. The region is celebrated for its rich flavors and traditional dishes that reflect its agricultural heritage. From hearty ribollita to the famous pici pasta, Tuscan cuisine is a celebration of fresh, local ingredients. Many restaurants and accommodations in the area pride themselves on serving authentic dishes that pay homage to the region’s culinary traditions.
Dining in Tuscany is not just about the food; it’s about the experience. Many restaurants offer outdoor seating, allowing guests to savor their meals while enjoying the stunning views of the countryside. For a truly immersive experience, consider booking a food and wine walking tour in Florence, where you can sample local delicacies and learn about the region’s culinary history. The Florentine steak, grilled to perfection, is a must-try for meat lovers, paired beautifully with a glass of Chianti.
Don't forget to explore the local markets, where fresh produce, cheeses, and artisanal products abound. Visiting a market is an excellent way to connect with the local culture and discover hidden culinary gems. Many accommodations in Tuscany, such as cozy bed and breakfasts, often include breakfast featuring local specialties, ensuring that your culinary journey begins right at your doorstep. Whether you’re a seasoned foodie or simply looking to indulge in delicious meals, Tuscany offers a feast for the senses.
Where to Stay in Tuscany for Every Traveler
Finding the perfect place to stay in Tuscany can elevate your travel experience, whether you seek luxury, comfort, or a cozy retreat. The region boasts a diverse range of accommodations that cater to every type of traveler. For those looking for a touch of elegance, the Hotel Eden offers stunning views and a luxurious atmosphere in the heart of Florence. With its exquisite design and top-notch service, it’s an ideal choice for those wanting to indulge in a pampered stay. Additionally, the C-Hotels Ambasciatori is highly praised for its great breakfast and friendly staff, making it a popular pick among visitors seeking convenience and comfort.
If you're traveling on a budget or prefer a more communal experience, consider the Plus Florence Hostel. Known for its clean rooms and welcoming atmosphere, this hostel is perfect for solo travelers or groups looking to meet fellow adventurers. Guests rave about the friendly staff and the vibrant social scene, making it an excellent base for exploring the city. For families or those who appreciate a home-like environment, Hotel Corolle provides decent-sized rooms and a lovely reception area. The staff here are known for their helpfulness, ensuring a pleasant stay for families exploring the region.
For a unique experience, opt for an agriturismo, a farmhouse stay that allows you to immerse yourself in Tuscany's countryside. Many of these accommodations offer locally sourced meals and opportunities to participate in vineyard tours or cooking classes. No matter your budget or preferences, Tuscany’s accommodations are designed to provide a restful haven after a day of exploration, ensuring you wake up refreshed and ready to discover more of this enchanting region.
Family-Friendly Adventures in Tuscany
Traveling with kids? Tuscany has a plethora of family-friendly attractions that promise fun and excitement for all ages. One of the must-visit spots is the Giardino di Boboli, a stunning garden located behind the Pitti Palace in Florence. This expansive park is filled with beautiful sculptures, fountains, and lush greenery, providing the perfect backdrop for a family picnic. Kids will love exploring the winding paths and discovering hidden corners, while parents can relax and soak in the serene atmosphere. Another great option is the Giardino Bardini, which offers breathtaking views of Florence and a charming setting for a leisurely afternoon.
For a more interactive experience, Mondobimbo is a fantastic indoor play area in Florence, designed specifically for children. It features a variety of play zones, games, and activities that can keep little ones entertained for hours. On sunny days, the Giardini di Via Piagentina offers open spaces for kids to run around and enjoy the outdoors, making it a great spot for families to unwind. Additionally, the Piazza Antonio Gramsci is often bustling with local events and street performances, providing a lively atmosphere that kids will find captivating.
Don’t miss the opportunity to explore the enchanting Parco Regionale Migliarino San Rossore, where families can hike, bike, or simply enjoy nature. With its diverse wildlife and stunning landscapes, this park is an excellent choice for a family day out, allowing everyone to connect with the great outdoors. With so many options available, Tuscany ensures that family vacations are filled with adventure, laughter, and unforgettable memories.
Romantic Getaways in the Heart of Tuscany
Tuscany is the ultimate destination for couples seeking a romantic escape. The region's enchanting landscapes, charming towns, and exquisite accommodations create the perfect setting for love to flourish. For a truly memorable stay, consider booking a room at one of the many romantic hotels that dot the countryside. Many of these establishments offer breathtaking views, candlelit dinners, and personalized services that cater to couples looking to rekindle their romance. Imagine sipping Chianti wine on a terrace overlooking rolling hills as the sun sets, creating a magical ambiance that is simply unforgettable.
For those who enjoy wine, a wine tour through Tuscany’s renowned vineyards is a must. Many vineyards offer guided tours that include tastings of local wines, allowing couples to learn about the winemaking process while indulging in delicious flavors. Pair this with a picnic in the vineyards, and you have the perfect day planned. Additionally, exploring the quaint streets of towns like San Gimignano or Montepulciano hand-in-hand, with their medieval architecture and charming shops, offers a delightful way to spend time together.
Don’t forget to take a romantic stroll through the Piazzale Michelangelo at sunset. The panoramic views of Florence’s skyline, highlighted by the iconic Florence Cathedral, create a breathtaking backdrop for couples to share a moment of intimacy. Whether you prefer a quiet dinner at a local trattoria or an adventurous day exploring the countryside, Tuscany provides countless opportunities for couples to create cherished memories together.
Explore Tuscany's Vibrant Festivals and Events
Tuscany is alive with cultural celebrations and vibrant festivals throughout the year, offering visitors a chance to immerse themselves in local traditions. One of the most famous events is the Palio di Siena, a thrilling horse race held twice a year in the historic city of Siena. The atmosphere is electric as different contrade (districts) compete for glory, and the streets come alive with parades, music, and festivities leading up to the race. Attending the Palio is not only an exhilarating experience but also a unique opportunity to witness the passion of the Sienese people.
Another delightful event is the Festa della Rificolana, celebrated in Florence every September. This festival features a magical lantern parade through the streets, where children and families gather to light their handmade lanterns and join in the festivities. The entire city is aglow with lights, creating a whimsical atmosphere that captivates young and old alike. For food lovers, the Festa della Vendemmia celebrates the grape harvest with wine tastings, local delicacies, and live music, showcasing the region's rich agricultural heritage.
In addition to these larger festivals, many towns host smaller seasonal events, such as local markets and artisan fairs, where visitors can find unique crafts and delicious treats. Engaging with the local community during these events provides a deeper understanding of Tuscany's culture and traditions. From lively parades to intimate gatherings, Tuscany’s festivals and events invite everyone to join in the celebration of life, love, and the rich heritage of this beautiful region.
Thrilling Outdoor Activities in Tuscany
Tuscany's breathtaking landscapes provide the perfect backdrop for a variety of outdoor activities that cater to adventure seekers and nature lovers alike. The Parco Regionale Migliarino San Rossore Massaciuccoli is a prime destination for those looking to immerse themselves in nature. This expansive park features diverse ecosystems, including coastal dunes, wetlands, and lush forests, making it an excellent spot for hiking, biking, and birdwatching. Trails wind through the park, allowing visitors to enjoy stunning views and spot local wildlife, such as flamingos and deer. Whether you’re looking for a leisurely stroll or a more challenging hike, the park offers routes suitable for all skill levels.
If you prefer a day by the sea, head to Giannella Beach, a beautiful stretch of sand along the Tuscan coastline. Perfect for families and sunbathers, this beach offers calm waters ideal for swimming and a relaxed atmosphere for beach games and picnics. Rent a beach umbrella and lounge chair for the day, or try your hand at water sports such as windsurfing and paddleboarding. The nearby beach bars serve refreshing drinks and snacks, making it easy to spend an entire day soaking up the sun.
For those seeking a bit more thrill, consider a guided hiking tour of Monte Sagro, where the trails lead to panoramic views of the surrounding hills and valleys. Experienced guides provide insights into the local flora and fauna, ensuring a memorable experience. After a day of adventure, unwind at one of the many cozy accommodations nearby, where you can relax and recharge for another day of exploration. Tuscany’s outdoor activities are sure to invigorate and inspire, making it a perfect destination for active travelers.
Experience the Best Wine Tours in Tuscany
Tuscany is synonymous with exceptional wine, and exploring its vineyards is a must for any visitor. The region is home to some of the world’s most renowned wine-producing areas, including Chianti and Brunello di Montalcino. A wine tour allows you to delve into the rich history of Tuscan viticulture while sampling exquisite wines. Many vineyards offer guided tours that take you through the winemaking process, from grape harvesting to fermentation, providing a fascinating glimpse into the art of winemaking.
Participating in a wine tasting session is an experience not to be missed. Sip on a variety of wines, paired with local cheeses and cured meats, as knowledgeable sommeliers share insights about the unique characteristics of each wine. Some tours even include visits to charming towns like Montepulciano, where you can explore local shops and enjoy the stunning scenery. Booking a food and wine walking tour in Florence is another fantastic way to experience the culinary delights of the region while sampling local wines.
For those looking to take their wine experience to the next level, consider a vineyard picnic. Many wineries offer picnic baskets filled with local delicacies, allowing you to enjoy a leisurely meal surrounded by the breathtaking Tuscan countryside. Whether you’re a wine connoisseur or simply looking to enjoy a glass of Chianti, Tuscany’s wine tours offer a delightful journey through the region’s rich flavors and traditions.
Travel Tips for a Seamless Tuscany Adventure
Preparing for a trip to Tuscany can enhance your overall experience, ensuring that you make the most of your visit. Start by familiarizing yourself with the local customs and etiquette. Italians appreciate politeness, so a simple “Buongiorno” (Good Morning) or “Grazie” (Thank You) goes a long way. Understanding basic Italian phrases can also enrich your interactions with locals and enhance your travel experience.
Transportation options are plentiful in Tuscany, making it easy to navigate the region. Renting a car provides the most flexibility, allowing you to explore off-the-beaten-path towns and scenic drives at your own pace. Alternatively, the train system connects major cities like Florence, Siena, and Pisa, making it a convenient option for those who prefer not to drive. Public buses are also available for reaching smaller villages, providing a glimpse into local life.
When planning your itinerary, consider visiting popular attractions during off-peak hours to avoid crowds. Early mornings or late afternoons are often quieter, allowing for a more enjoyable experience. Additionally, booking tickets for museums and attractions in advance can save time and ensure you don’t miss out on must-see sites like the Gallerie Degli Uffizi or the Leaning Tower of Pisa. With a bit of preparation and an open mind, your Tuscany adventure will be both seamless and unforgettable.
Unique Accommodations for an Unforgettable Stay
For a truly memorable experience in Tuscany, consider staying in unique accommodations that reflect the charm of the region. Agriturismos, or farmhouse stays, offer a chance to immerse yourself in the countryside while enjoying locally sourced meals. Many agriturismos feature comfortable rooms with rustic decor and stunning views of the surrounding vineyards and olive groves. Participating in activities such as cooking classes or vineyard tours adds an extra layer of authenticity to your stay.
Boutique hotels in Tuscany also provide a distinctive experience, often housed in historic buildings that showcase the region's architectural beauty. Look for accommodations that offer personalized services, such as guided tours or curated experiences, to enhance your stay. Many boutique hotels pride themselves on their attention to detail and commitment to guest satisfaction, ensuring a relaxing and enjoyable visit.
Vacation rentals are another excellent option for those seeking flexibility and space. From charming villas to modern apartments, these properties allow travelers to enjoy the comforts of home while exploring Tuscany. Whether you’re traveling with family or friends, having a private space to unwind after a day of adventure can make all the difference. With a variety of unique lodging options available, Tuscany promises an unforgettable stay that caters to every traveler's needs.
Getting Around Tuscany with Ease
Exploring Tuscany is a delightful experience, and getting around the region can be both convenient and enjoyable. For those who prefer flexibility, renting a car is highly recommended. This allows you to traverse the scenic countryside at your own pace, stopping at charming towns and picturesque viewpoints along the way. The roads are well-maintained, and driving through the rolling hills offers a unique perspective of Tuscany’s breathtaking landscapes.
For travelers who prefer public transportation, Tuscany boasts an efficient train system that connects major cities such as Florence, Siena, and Pisa. Trains run frequently, making it easy to hop between destinations without the hassle of parking. Buses are also available for reaching smaller towns and rural areas, providing a glimpse into local life. Be sure to check schedules in advance, as some routes may have limited service, especially on weekends.
Walking is another excellent way to explore cities like Florence and Siena, where narrow streets and historic sites are best experienced on foot. Many attractions are within walking distance of each other, allowing visitors to soak in the local atmosphere and discover hidden gems along the way. With various transportation options available, navigating Tuscany is a breeze, ensuring you make the most of your time in this enchanting region.
Shopping and Souvenirs in Tuscany
Shopping in Tuscany is an adventure in itself, with countless opportunities to find unique souvenirs and local products. Start your journey at the bustling markets, where you can browse through stalls filled with fresh produce, handmade crafts, and artisanal goods. The Mercato Centrale in Florence is a must-visit, offering a variety of local delicacies, including cheeses, cured meats, and pastries. Sample the flavors of Tuscany while picking up ingredients to recreate your favorite dishes at home.
Artisan boutiques and local shops are perfect for finding one-of-a-kind souvenirs that reflect the region's rich culture. Look for handcrafted leather goods, such as bags and belts, which are a staple of Tuscan craftsmanship. Ceramics from Deruta and Montelupo Fiorentino are also popular, with vibrant colors and intricate designs that make for beautiful home decor. Don’t forget to explore the local wine shops, where you can purchase bottles of Chianti or Brunello to enjoy long after your trip.
As you wander through charming streets, keep an eye out for local artisans showcasing their crafts. From jewelry to textiles, purchasing directly from the makers not only supports the local economy but also provides a meaningful connection to your souvenirs. Whether you’re looking for culinary delights, handcrafted items, or unique art pieces, Tuscany offers a shopping experience that is as rich as its culture.
Must-See Attractions in Tuscany Beyond the Basics
While Tuscany is famous for its iconic landmarks, the region is also home to lesser-known attractions that offer a unique glimpse into its charm. Venture to the Hesperidarium - Il Giardino degli Agrumi, a hidden gem in the heart of Florence, showcasing a stunning collection of citrus trees and beautiful gardens. This serene space is perfect for a leisurely stroll, allowing visitors to escape the hustle and bustle of the city while enjoying the fragrant blossoms and lush greenery.
Another captivating site is Acquitrino Sud, an ecological park that features a variety of habitats, including wetlands and woodlands. This area is ideal for nature lovers, providing opportunities for birdwatching and peaceful walks along the trails. The tranquil surroundings make it a perfect spot for a picnic or a quiet afternoon immersed in nature.
For history buffs, the Palazzo della Carovana in Pisa is a stunning architectural marvel that often goes unnoticed by tourists. Its ornate facade and rich history make it a worthwhile stop for those looking to delve deeper into Tuscany’s past. Exploring these hidden attractions not only enriches your travel experience but also allows you to discover the authentic essence of Tuscany beyond the typical tourist routes.
Hotel Deals and Special Offers in Tuscany
Finding the best hotel deals in Tuscany can enhance your travel experience without breaking the bank. Many accommodations in the region offer special promotions and packages that cater to different budgets and preferences. For example, booking in advance often provides significant discounts, especially during the off-peak season. Keep an eye out for last-minute deals as well, which can offer substantial savings for spontaneous travelers.
Consider signing up for newsletters from hotels or travel websites like Agoda to stay informed about exclusive offers and seasonal promotions. Many hotels in Tuscany also provide packages that include meals, wine tastings, or guided tours, allowing you to enjoy a complete experience without the hassle of planning each detail separately. These bundled deals can provide excellent value, ensuring you make the most of your stay.
Additionally, exploring lesser-known accommodations can lead to great savings while still providing a memorable experience. Boutique hotels and agriturismos often offer competitive rates, allowing travelers to enjoy the charm of Tuscany without the high price tag associated with more touristy areas. By being flexible with your travel dates and researching your options, you can uncover fantastic hotel deals and special offers that enhance your Tuscan adventure.
Planning Your Tuscany Holiday Packages
Creating a personalized holiday package for your Tuscany trip can simplify your planning process and enhance your overall experience. Start by determining your priorities, such as accommodations, activities, and dining options. Many travel agencies and platforms like Agoda offer customizable packages that allow you to select your preferred hotels, tours, and experiences, ensuring a tailored itinerary that aligns with your interests.
Consider including a mix of activities in your package, such as guided tours of historical landmarks, wine tastings at local vineyards, and culinary experiences featuring traditional Tuscan cuisine. This variety ensures you experience the rich culture and beauty of the region while also allowing for relaxation and leisure time. Additionally, booking accommodations that are centrally located can provide convenience, making it easy to explore nearby attractions.
Don’t forget to factor in transportation options when planning your package. Whether you choose to rent a car for flexibility or rely on public transport for convenience, ensuring seamless travel between destinations is essential for a smooth holiday. By thoughtfully planning your Tuscany holiday package, you can create an unforgettable adventure that caters to your interests and preferences.
Read What Others Are Saying About Tuscany Hotels
Checking reviews from previous guests can provide valuable insights into the best hotels in Tuscany. For example, the Hotel San Giorgio & Olimpic has received praise for its great location and friendly staff, making it a popular choice among visitors. Many guests have commented on their positive experiences, stating, "Thank you, will definitely stay again," highlighting the warm hospitality and welcoming atmosphere.
Another well-reviewed option is the C-Hotels Ambasciatori, known for its great breakfast and clean rooms. Guests appreciate the stylish design and excellent service, with comments such as "The room was very clean, and the staff were friendly," showcasing the hotel’s commitment to guest satisfaction. For those seeking a comfortable and convenient stay, the Hotel Corolle offers decent-sized rooms and a helpful reception team, with reviews emphasizing cleanliness and proximity to public transport.
The Plus Florence Hostel is a favorite among budget travelers, with reviews noting the clean rooms and kind staff. Visitors have expressed their satisfaction with comments like "Highly recommend" and "We love the place and staff," indicating a positive communal atmosphere. By reading reviews, travelers can make informed decisions about their accommodations, ensuring a pleasant stay in Tuscany.






























































